yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[T-Mobile LG G2x] adityagulavani:
Where is the lib folder?

which folder did you delete?
[Off-topic] radxcoresteven:
Does anybody have any What.CD invites? I could probably use one, and if any fellow XDA member is willing to help a comrade, that would be much appreciated :)
[Off-topic] RCDuke:
Have you tried the interview process on IRC channel? That's usually a good place to start. You'll need to read up on some general music info to pass. Just search for what.cd interviews on google; there's a website dedicated to that I believe.
[Off-topic] radxcoresteven:
I'll look into that, thanks a bunch!
[Off-topic] paul_nicko:
I often wondered how to get on there :)
[Off-topic] pmcqueen:
I have a waffles invite. not as big as what.cd, but still quality stuff.
[HTC Sensation] az93civic:
[Q]Can someone cook a 4G TMOUS Specific Rom?
[HTC Sensation] Behold_this:
Make a back up of the rom, throw it in the kitchen, make your mods, flash it, enjoy!
[HTC Sensation] MarlinFF:
A custom rom with optimizations would be better than just theming it. I don't think any TMOUS roms will come out until the OTA for T-Mobile finally comes out because we are currently running an older version than everyone else.
[HTC Sensation] az93civic:
I will prob do this when I get home.

I agree, the problem I am having with all these EURO roms, is my connections is very poor. When I go back to Stock TMOUS, its perfect and flys.
[HTC Sensation] Behold_this:
Lol, that's what the kitchen is for! Its not for themeing. You can zipalign, deodex, debloat, and optimize and it has MANY other developers tools.
[HTC Sensation] aNYthing24:
CM7 is coming soon...that should definitely be T-Mobile optimized. Patience.
[HTC Sensation] az93civic:
I'm impatient.... lol :eek::cool:
[HTC Sensation] az93civic:
ok, I made my ROM

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1200425
[LG Optimus 3D] jimvdvegt:
hey,

Since a few days im having problems with my messages inbox.

Because when you send a message to a contact you can see what messages you have send before right ? so it looks kinda like a conversation and you can scroll back to the first message you have ever send.

Now im having a problem because when i send or recieve a message it doesnt show.

I do get a notification that someone had send me a message but i cant find it and/or read it. because when i go to that conversation it just shows that the last message was send yesterday and i can read those without a problem it just doesnt show new messages.

I have deleted all my messages and then it works again for the first 5 or 6 messages but then again if i get a message i cant find it in my inbox and it looks like i never got a text.

I've looked into the options and couldnt find anything strange so i was wondering if someone else had problems with this ?

People do recieve my messages though so thats not a problem i just cant read the ones they send to me so it almost looks like my phone only saves a certain amount of messages and after that it will not save my messages anymore.

sorry for my bad english ;)
[LG Optimus 3D] dopeypopey123:
have you tried another messaging app like handcent from the market it is free and also a good messaging app there is also go sms for free so maybe try theser and see what happens??
[Nexus S General] BuglessPete:
All info is on my site: http://www.peteralfonso.com/2011/08/download-tethering-fix-for-nexus-s-4g.html
[Nexus S General] styckx:
You rule! Thanks for this!
[Nexus S General] snandlal:
4g fix also?
[Nexus S General] BuglessPete:
I don't have 4g in my area to test but I do not think you can tether over 4g (because it didn't in Android 2.3.4), that would be awesome though.
[Nexus S General] pymon:
Does this mean that the standard tethering app, that is native on the phone, will work or does it mean that you will be able to use the wireless tether app from code.google.com?
[Nexus S General] BuglessPete:
This means that the native tethering app will work
[Nexus S General] raiderep:
4g is a no go still but 3g hotspot tether is working fine for me with this patch. Thanx pete!
[Nexus S General] dparisoe:
Thanks, It's working great on 3g I haven't tried 4g. I'm running stock rooted with the matr1x 5.5 kernel.
[Nexus S General] alirocks4u:
Just curious why people want this so bad when wireless tether does 4g? Thanks.
[Nexus S General] jeremydk:
Wireless Tether for Root users is an ad-hoc network on the Nexus, whereas the native tether is infrastructure. That's reason enough.
[Nexus S General] LordLugard:
I think it might be because Wireless Tether only produces an adhoc wifi signal (which ironically a lot of Android and other wifi devices cannot connect to) vs the default hotspot app does Infrastructure access point.
[Nexus S General] oakleyrdc:
Works great. Nice work.
[Nexus S General] esoh:
Sorry for the noob question but I didn't find the answer in the thread or on your site. Do you need root or can you run on stock?

TIA.
[Nexus S General] crzdcole:
just curious, what does this exactly modify?

thanks for this pete.
[Nexus S General] oubravs2b:
Thanks Pete. Great work as always.
[Nexus S General] obsanity:
Is it any different than what netarchy is doing with his kernel? I'm running his 1.3.9 cfs and native tether works fine.
[Nexus S General] CraptacularOne:
Awesome! Thanks for this! Works great and was a snap to install with ROM Manager. This restores to me the only reason I purchased a Nexus S 4G for. Sad that Sprint is trying to take this from us when all the other Nexus phones still offer it freely without having to subscribe to some overpriced "tethering" plan. Shame on you Sprint.

This doesn't enable 4G tethering which is a bit of a bummer since we also got a nice speed increase with 4G on 2.3.5 but it's far better than "Wifi Tether for root users".
[Nexus S General] LordLugard:
Actually, i flashed this a did a comparison with WiFi Tether in terms of speed. WiFi Tether gave me faster speeds. I'm keeping it though since WiFi Tether only does adhoc and the stock Hotspot does Infrastructure.

Either way, win win.
[Nexus S General] alirocks4u:
What is the benefit to having infrastructure versus ad hoc if they accomplish the same goal, tethering.
[Nexus S General] esoh:
Anything can connect to a WIFI network on infrastructure mode, in adhoc mode, there are some devices that cannot connect this way, most notably the Xoom, Gal Tabs, and some other devices. From what I've seen, it's mostly some tablets and phones, but probably all PCs can connect in adhoc.
[Nexus S General] dreamsforgotten:
Thank you pete!
[Nexus S General] snandlal:
Unfotunately you will need root. Anything that needs to write to system will require root.
[Nexus S General] nydennis:
Thank you so much. It worked great. Thank you for the time it took you
[Nexus S General] CraptacularOne:
I experienced roughly the same speeds but the connection with the built in tether was far better in terms of stability where the Wifi Tether for Root was on and off. I is much better to stream audio and netflix with the built in tether for me.
[Nexus S General] amosher13:
off topic - good to see you again sir, i have joined this side of the revolution thanks to best buy's free nexus s day yesterday. :)
[Nexus S General] Paleryder:
Thanks Pete

Has the native hotspot been removed from cm7? I don't see mine
[Nexus S General] davidrey858:
Thanks for Pete for all the work you do for the NS4G community...I'm having an issue with the fix though.

Specs - Shabby's GRJ90 Stock/Deodexed/Rooted

Stock Kernal

KE5 Radio (shabby)

I've run the zip file through manually in CWM and with ROM Manager. Both times I see your banner with the successful completion message but I still get an error when I try to turn on native hotspot. Your assistance is greatly appreciated.
[Nexus S General] autoprime:
it says error? or just doesnt work? ive never seen an actual error.. even after sprint blocked tethering. 3g icon will just disappear. if theres an actual error.. might be something else entirely.
[Nexus S General] jdkjgjjd:
Fun With Patches

I felt pretty confident that I could successfully execute this little CM7 patch even though (a) I have no actual knowledge of what a Linux patch is or how to implement it; and (b) I'm technically running Gingerbread-NS4G-deck (love) with Matr1x 5.5 CFS (also love). My thinking was that ASOP is ASOP, and I'm closer to CM7 than I am to [whatever you call the opposite of CM7.] So off I went.

Undeterred by the fact that it took me nearly 20 minutes just to figure out how to download the damn libsec-ril.so file (um...that was the one I was supposed to download, right?), I concluded that, obviously, I should replace the libsec file from the zip file on Pete's site with the one from that overly technical and (I felt) purposefully intimidating github site.

So, that's what I did. I opened up Pete's zip file in 7zip using an old XP laptop, navigated to the vendor/lib folder, deleted the libsec-ril.so file that was there, pasted the one I found, closed 7zip, copied the zip file via USB to the SD card, and flashed from ROM manager. Results? Not great.

As in, it's kind of effed up. All the lights, icons, etc. show that 3G is working normally, but the truth of the matter is that 3G is now both spottier and slower than it's ever been, but still good enough for me to be sending this from my laptop tethered via PDAnet over USB. Oh, which reminds me: wireless tethering still doesn't work. Both devices I have tried to connect got stuck trying to get IP addresses.

So, I guess my questions are these:

(a) After I copied the patched file to the archive, should there have been some sort of re-compression or other ceremony to welcome the new file to the tribe?

(b) If anyone wants to send me a correctly patched zip thingy to flash, I would think you were SO nice.

(c) Will that even work, or did I eff it up big time?

(d) Sometimes I feel like I've screwed up so many other things testing out this exciting fix or that brilliant mod that I want to just re-flash the newest radio and be done with it. But then I wonder if that would eff things up even more and possibly even result in <gasp> the death of my phone. So, is it okay if I flash the radio from time to time, even if the only actual purpose that will serve is to make me feel better about correctness and enviability of my phone?

Thanks to Pete for the hack and the adventure and to all of you for your help and for caring about these silly little phones as much as I do.
[Nexus S General] davidrey858:
I read another thread were a user had the same issue, it says error under the Portable Wi-FI hotspot option and when you try to click on the check box nothing happens. I've also read that updating to a custom kernel would fix it but I would like to build my stock 2.3.5 ROM with everything I need and make a back up before updating the kernel.
[Nexus S General] keishou:
Before GRJ90, on CM7 nightly build 61, tethering and portable hotspot worked fine on both 3G and 4G. Now that the patch has been added to CM7, nightly build 68 allows for hotspot again but only for 3G. If 4G was on and connected and then hotspot enabled, the data connection automatically drops to 3G. I don't know what was incorporated in the patch, but can 4G be enabled again to work with hotspot?
[Nexus S General] davidrey858:
So I just said screw it and flashed the matr1x kernel and that resovled the wifi-hotspot error. I think it had something to do with the Shabbypenguin 2.3.5 stock rom not coming with an updated stock kernel which is why I was getting the error.
[Nexus S General] p-slim:
If 4G tethering worked for you, you were like the only one. For everyone else including myself only 3G tethering worked with cm7, not 4G unless you actually paid for hotspot
[Nexus S General] tailsthecat3:
What is it exactly that this mod does? thanks!
[Nexus S General] amosher13:
all this is (not to minimize its awesomeness!) is /system/vendor/lib/libsec-ril.so - so basically a library file which was causing the issue. works great on stock rooted deodexed with matr1x 5.5. thanks!
[Nexus S General] boktai1000:
Just to confirm, this patch is now building in all of the current CM7 nightly builds (such as 73 and up)? Thanks!
[Nexus S General] bone2006:
I'm having trouble with the CRESPO4GTETHERFIX.zip patch as it keeps failing. The error I'm getting is

assert failed: getprop

Status S

I recently purchase a Nexus S 4G in which I have:

ClockworkMod Recovery v4.0.0.2

I used SuperUser.zip from the CWM to get root access and I'm not sure why I'm the only one having an issue. Using stock ROM

Any suggestions?
[Nexus S General] dreamsforgotten:
You must have a nexus s recovery and not the 4g one its saying your recovery don't match up and potentially saving your phone!
[Nexus S General] marleysnp:
4g Tethering

Has anyone got 4g tethering to work? What will it take to do this?
[Nexus S General] supercluver:
I didn't use the Tethering Fix posted here. Here is what I've done. After the 2.3.5 update I added the Hotspot option to my sprint plan and then both 3G and 4G tethering started working. I was running a stock kernel, ROM, etc. Only thing I'd done is unlocked, CWM recovery flashed, and then flashed the superuser binaries. About a week ago now I flashed Pete's kernel, so I could underclock and just mess around with that sort of stuff. But still stock ROM, etc... like before.

If I can help in any way to find a work around so that 4G tethering can be added to this fix, please let me know. I'll be glad to assist. I'd like to stop paying an additional $29.99 a month to use my data connection via my Galaxy Tab & laptop when I'm out and about. My home ISP doesn't charge me for using a wireless router, so why should Sprint?
[Nexus S General] method2madness:
Holy wow. I can't say thank you enough! You're the man! :)
[Nexus S General] superblast:
I've been using the free Wireless Tether app with a 4G connection on my Nexus for about an hour now. I rooted a while back but finally installed my first alternate ROM this morning. Oxygen 2.2.2 with the included Netarchy kernel. The built in Portable Wi-Fi Hotspot app works with 3G but when I have 4G turned on, it disables it as soon as I turn on the hotspot. With Wireless Tether though, it works in both 3G and 4G mode.

I did have Pete's patch installed when I was on the stock 2.3.5 ROM but I wiped the three options in CWM three times each before installing Oxygen so I don't think that would have survived.

4G shows connected on the phone and speed tests at speakeasy.net show download speeds of 3-5Mbps (I don't have a great 4G connection here).
[Nexus S General] p-slim:
I got tired of paying the $30 so I just rooted my xoom. After I rooted my xoom I applied an update zip that made my xoom pick up ad hoc connections. This allows me to use the wireless tether app and connect thru my tablet
[Nexus S General] zedomax:
how to

how to enable adhoc on any rooted android device for those of you who need 4g wifi tether off nexus s 4g or any other android device.

http://androidtablethacks.com/android-tablet-hacks/how-to-enable-adhoc-wifi-on-android-tablets/
[Nexus S General] willverduzco:
Thread moved to general because the OP is just a link to an external site and no development work is being done on XDA.
[Nexus S General] teckx:
Thanks, It's working great.
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] Captain_coco265:
Hey guys,

It has been a while since I modded my phone [HTC imagio] needless to say I kinda ditched my bookmarks to certain valuable links a while ago.

Anyway I have been searching for the last hour to try and find a thread with HTC sense or manila as a .cab

I know it's out there because I had it at one point I just don't know where.

Any info is good info.

Thank you all in advance.

-----------------------------------------------------------------------------

SOLVED

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=326449
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] Rataplan:
Wooow, I takes you twenty minutes to search what you are looking for and then you pointed other persons to the wrong link.

Stay awake buddy,

Greetz,
[Off-topic] maazali:
Hey guys,

Well I am planning on making a site for Android, and i need some help.

First thing I need help with finding a domain. For some reason most domains that I've tried are already taken.

So i need someone more creative than me.

The site will have news and reviews of android and android devices.

Thats all i've thought of right now.

The domain has to be a .com , and maybe have "android" somewhere in there .. ?

So help here :D
[Off-topic] maazali:
any help ? :(
[Off-topic] Gonzo__:
Well. there is a reason for that ... and its that there is already a million stupid ass android review websites..

no offense intended ... but really ? why do you want to make this site? are you going to be footing the entire bill in terms of server space/ maintenance ?

While i do wish you luck in your endeavour.... Unless you have somthing really unique to offer , you website will become another speck on a already huge pile..

And you are already on one of the best resources for android reviews :P

just my thoughts on it ...

Good luck Yo!
[Off-topic] maazali:
I know, but it will hopefully offer something unique.

and remember this. When facebook started myspace had millions of members. If facebook founders had thought like you, then there would be no facebook. But hey facebook is now leading in social networking.

So XDA, I respect it a lot, and will always do, but if no one comes up with competition us (consumers, guests, viewers) won't get better content :P

Anyways, I am sure this wasn't the point of the thread here x.x
[Off-topic] qballe:
i quote ...

every morning U can read an "andorid news" ( the same :D ) on 123904723 sites :D
[Off-topic] maazali:
I am simply asking for suggestions on domain names.
[Off-topic] 4silvertooth:
An10101droid.com

Its not cool but getting topic on track.
[Off-topic] 4silvertooth:
letsandroid.com
[Off-topic] bangalorerohan:
ithinkandroid.com

androlife.com

colldroid.com
[Off-topic] Dark Mage66:
AndroidSupplyCo.com

iAndroid.com

SupremeAndroid.com

HTCxAndroid.com

Androidistheillest.com

Domain name ideas :P.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] Truckerglenn:
I flashed to the Infuse v2 beta 1 and now I'm only getting 14-16 hours per charge with heavy use.:D:p:D:p:D

Thanks gtg465x and all the dev's working on this.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] luis138:
Same here, I flashed yesterday. So far I have 14 hours and I am barely at 70%.

Luis
[Samsung Infuse 4G] vagelis:
Most people say that Beta 2 has a much better battery performance, so it might be best to try that for size :)

EDIT: oh, I get it :D
[Samsung Infuse 4G] bella92108:
I had terrible battery results on the Infused ROMs... I keep hoping it'll improve, but have essentially given up. People always say "battery is better" but it's simply wishful thinking. Nothing is better than stock, but some ROMs are better than others. I was running 10% an hour drain on Infused even from clean install. Blehh.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] evaporic:
Is there a thread that talks about improving battery life on stock? Would installing this task manager ---> http://xdaforums.com/show...postcount=3398 help?
[Samsung Infuse 4G] bella92108:
Battery life on stock? Never heard anyone complain about it except when on a non-stock ROM
[Samsung Infuse 4G] Truckerglenn:
I only got about 5-6 hours on stock rom. Today I was at 6% after 17 1/2 hours of fairly heavy use.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] bella92108:
Werid, I get 2 days EASY out of the stock. I've had Infused (1.0, 1.5.2, 1.5.3) and Refused, and both of them lost 5-10% per hour, so I couldn't get through the business day. Many people have reported the same... :-(
[Samsung Infuse 4G] hsc123:
when my battery dies quickly, i restart the phone... that usually takes care of the draining issue.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] jimmie48jj:
It sucks that you are having such a problem with ROMs, I have been running infused 1.5.3(kernel that comes with that) for about 2 weeks and I can get 2 days out of my battery pretty easy. although I'm not a real heavy user I still think this is good. I was getting about the same battery life with stock. with the screen off I drop about .5% an hour. only thing I can think of is that I was at 100% charge when I flashed Infused, I also kept phone on the charger for about 8 hours after flash then let it drain all the way b4 charging again.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] JDMpire:
I get very bad battery life with infused v1. I can drain the battery in about 3 hours of use, plus it takes hours to charge with a 2 amp charger . My GPS is pretty much worthless as well. Even after the agps source fix :(

Very dissapointed with this rom so far.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] bella92108:
No logical reason that would fix it, but okay. :-)
[Samsung Infuse 4G] tyshemi:
Yea Bella on gb logically there is a drain issue where the os. Runs constantly a battery pull or reeboot fixes this
[Samsung Infuse 4G] bella92108:
The user said they're on infused v1, not GB :-)
[Samsung Infuse 4G] tyshemi:
Um either way if your os Is higher than brightness that's a fix. But never had that issue infused was great but too each there own.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] tyshemi:
I personally get 14+ he's on all rom's and GPS is great. I can depend how good your signal is and if a towers down or just a bad unit. I can help u with GPS pm me
[Samsung Infuse 4G] bignate78:
Do you have something against GTG and his roms? Why don't you go flash another rom and complain about there shhhhtuff too. Quit bashing on GTGs work, his roms have and do work great for me with only minimal issues with recent beta release but that's beta for ya. Battery has been Great by the way. Maybe you should go through your apps to find that ghost battery thief or just plain stick to stock and shut it!!

Big dog Infuse I997 running Infused v2 beta3 Gingerbread, Gingerbread OP kernel
[Samsung Infuse 4G] bella92108:
Wow bitter much? Its okay to discuss problems. Obviously I am not the only one who has battery issues ... you need to troll elsewhere. You're like the apple fanboys that bash anyone who has a legitimate problem.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] bignate78:
Troll? Lol doubtful, but whatever helps you sleep at night sweetheart. Have fun never getting out of stock!

Big dog Infuse I997 running Infused v2 beta3 Gingerbread, Gingerbread OP kernel
[Samsung Infuse 4G] bella92108:
Sleeping just fine thanks :p
[Samsung Infuse 4G] Dxtra:
Man, I just dont understand why some are having so much battery problems. Do we all have the same phone or what? Battery on the infuse and on gtg custom roms been super great. A few things to keep in mind or maybe I should make a thread about this. 1.High brightness. 4g, 3g data usage will cut your battery in half. Connect to wifi when ever you can. Also check in running services what app services are running that ur not using and kill it. Apps like Skype fring especially that new Skype its a battery hog. Just don't understand why they don't use push notification? The list to long to continue. Maybe if you post in details what you have install on your phone and your daily routine maybe we could help you guys out. But please stop bashing the rom or the phone. The infuse has 1750 mh battery better than a lot of other android phones out there.

Sent from my Samsung Infuse 4G
[Samsung Infuse 4G] jaydawgg:
On average i can go a full day and have about 30% left.

With the use of juice defender and setcpu i can easily double that. I use the phone very heavily (on and using about 10 hours a day).

Take the time to use and set up juice defender and it makes a difference.

And make sure to tweak the phone first to get best setting to start with.

At night i use screen filter to dim below min setting to further help.

Sent from my infused using Infused V2B3 on both gb kernels with XDA app
[Samsung Infuse 4G] sarahsman2009:
Wow. I get a good 12 hours out of my infuse and im happy. As long as I make it through a workday Im good, but I also work those 12 hour days and not sit on my ass and play with my phone. I guess if you need 2 weeks of battery I have an old ass nokia for sale.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] :
I have gone almost 17 hours and still have about 25% left.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] tyshemi:
Did u use juice defender
[Samsung Infuse 4G] MikeyMike01:
The Android OS can drain battery.

It's fixed in 2.3.4+.

Sent from my Infuse 4G
[Samsung Infuse 4G] :
nope no juice defender.